Nosey ParkerRRB Photobooks presents Nosey Parker by Hannah Platt. In Nosey Parker, Hannah Platt revisits Peter Mitchell's Leeds and surrounding cities five decades after he first picked up a camera. Platt works with a quickness and wry humour where Mitchell is contemplative; drawn to bright colour, graphic lines and typographic treasures. This series celebrates the everyday. Fleeting beauty, bold type, golden sunrises, and stand out shop fronts wink to the charm

Hoare has been able to watch from the outskirts as the city changes before him

Or they strut a roundabout island amid the rush-hour traffic

but now lies in ruins

and not just any oatcake shop will do for their Sunday breakfast

like they do in all London boroughs

The Guide is the best of The Portraits

albeit subtle and understated

which calls for a recognition that nevertheless remains a stranger

but the joy and power of reading remains a constant across the nearly 70 years of photographs contained in the book

The Photographers’ Gallery

The work is divided into seven parts

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